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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 72, 23 March 1872, Page 3

1 AAA BLACK STRAW GIRLS' HATS, JLUUU only I/- each. 628 ' BARNES* CORNER. M ANSON & CO. h.ive MEN'S ELASTIC BOOTS 13/6. More FAST-COLORHD PRINTS at 3sd. per yard.— Barnes' Corner. 629 TENDERS are invited for LABOR for EXTENSION to the COMMERCIAL WHARF. Specifications to be seen at my Office. 626 JAMES S. CROSS, Jun. NELSON SAVINGS BANK. -£?QAAA T0 LEND in Sums of not less dOO\J\J\J than £100. at 8 Per Cent., on Good FREEHOLD SECURITY. H. D. JACKSON, Manager Nelson Savings Bank. Nelson, February 5, 1872. 261 HOPE AND RANZAU LIBRARY. A PUBLIC MEETING will take place on MONDAY, March 25, at 7 p.m.,— For the Election of the Committee for the ensuing year, and other important business. T. J. R. OXLEY, 621 Secretary. TO LET, OR FOR SALE. THE DWELLING-HOUSE in Brook-street, lately occupied by Geo. Bennett, Esq. The Building is replete with every convenience and is a most Desirable Residence for a Family. 487 N. EDWARDS & CO. IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE DONALD SINCLAIR, ESQ. ALL CLAIMS against the above ESTATE must be PROVED on or before the 10 th day of APRIL next, after which time the Estate will be DISTRIBUTED. C. ELLIOTT, 1 rrw.t__J. HOUNSELL,/ lrußtees - Nelson, March 8, 1872. 540 ■88-________________aM_-FUNERAL. THE FRIENDS of Mr. Charles Jennens are respectfully informed that the FUNERAL of his late WIFE will leave his residence, Grove-street, TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, for the New Cemetery. PARMENTER & AMOS, 646 Undertakers. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. HOLDERS of FIRE POLICIES in this Office, which expire on the 25th instant, are reminded that the RENEWAL PREMIUMS mnst be PAID by Four o'Clock, on the Evening of that Day, or they will LOSE the BENEFIT of their INSURANCE, in case of LOSS by FIRE. CURTIS BROTHERS, Agents. Nelson, 15th March, 1872. 584 MULBERRY TREES. THE Committee appointed to carry out certain recommendations of the Industrial Committee of the General Assembly in reference to Sericulture, are prepared to receive applications for SUPPLY OF MULBERRY TREES (Morus Multicaulis) on tbe following conditions : — No applications received from any one person for more than One Hundred Trees. The Price to be Threepence per Tree. The Trees to be delivered in the month of May. Applications addressed to Mr. George Hodgson, Superintendent's Office, Nelson, will be received until the sth April next. Nelson, March 9, 1872. 543 MULBERRY TREES ! MULBERRY TREES ! ! FOR SALE. OAAA FINE Healthy TREES, about Four _wUI/U Feet high. Morus Alba. — The very best for producing the Finest Silk— One Shilling each. Morus Multicaulis. — Many-stemmed, softleaved Mulberry; should only be use 1 when the worms are quite young — Threepence each WILLIAM HALE, NURSERYMAN AND SEEDSMAN, Tors' and Hardy-streets. 6Q7 nVTEALE & TTADDOW, Thank their Customers for past favors, and inform them and the public generally, that they supply MANUKA AND RED PINE FIREWOOD In 1, I£, and 2 feet lengths. CHAFF CUT AND CORN CRUSHED. THE TRADE SUPPLLED. Also, On Sale— Superfine Flour, Otago Oatmeal and Pearl Barley, Potatoes, Bacon, Sharps, Pollard, Bran, Oats (Seed and Feed), Wheat, Barley, Peas, Grass and Clover Seeds. Guano and Bone Dust, &c. •"'- — -•' Newcastle, Wanganui, and Collingwood .. ,. c p a l . ; NEA LE & HAD DOW, WHOLESALE/ AND RETAIL COLONIAL PRODUCE DEALERS, Collingwood-street, Nelson. 532